Which of the following is a good thing to remember to avoid road rage incidents?

Giving other drivers the benefit of the doubt is crucial in preventing road rage incidents. This approach fosters a more empathetic perspective, allowing you to consider that others may be facing situations that affect their driving, such as an emergency or simply a lapse in judgment. By assuming the best intentions behind other drivers' actions, you can remain calm and avoid escalating tensions on the road. This attitude helps in maintaining your own composure, reducing the chance of experiencing anger or frustration when interacting with fellow motorists.

Being aggressive in your driving often leads to confrontations, while making frequent eye contact can be misinterpreted and escalate situations, and completely ignoring other drivers may prevent effective communication on the road. Each of these alternatives can contribute to misunderstanding and may provoke anger rather than diffuse potential conflicts.